Thats all well and good but you post a video of a someone...

Thats all well and good but you post a video of a someone speaking. We don't know her name, qualification or anything about her.

You put anyone in front of a lectern and it magically bestows some sort of authority and credibility.

And their-in lies the problem with anti-vaxxers doing "research" on the internet. They get a snippet which supports their view, take it at face value and don't do any follow up.

I'm not saying the contents of the video are incorrect, I'm saying there is not enough information contained in this video to apply my own critical though process to determine the validity of the information.

She could be a hoax, discredited, an actor or she could be someone that we should be taking note and listening to, I just don't know which one.